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Arizona silver belt., 1887-01-29
First utilization Dee a5 1ses
First publication Dec. 25, 1886.
 No. G62. Application for a Patent-AIbert Lea Lode Claim.
U. 5. LAND OFFICE, TUCSON, ARIz.,
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U. ,. LAND OFFICE, TUCSON, ARIZ., l
 December F, 1886. Notice is hereby given that G. A. Swasey, whose PnstOffice address Is Globe, Gila Coun- ty, Arizona, has this day filed his application for patent for l3S4.4 linear feet on the north side and 1886 linear feet on the south side of the Albert Leo vein, lode or deposit bearing silver, together with surface ground 600 feet in width situated in the Globe Mining Dis trict, Gila County, Territory of Arizona, and it is designated by the field notes and official plat on tie in this office as survey number 7S6, and lot No. 73, said lot No. 73, being as fOllows to-wit:
 Beginning at the initial monument men tioned in the location notice and marking the easter!y end center of claim. Black Peak bears W. deg. jS min. \. South Peak of Pinal mountains bears 5. s deg. 9 min. W. Left hand one of the Four Peaks bears N G1 deg. co min. w.; thence N. deg. g min. W. S00 feet to location monument, at post feet long inches in diamsser, 1 foot in the ground and surrounded with 8 mound of stone post marked A. L. No. l.
 Thence \. S3 deg. ? min. W. 1884 f feet to center of gulch at a Lost feet long, foot in the ground and surrounded with a mound of stones--post marked A. L. \. ?.
 Thence $. s deg. g min. E' 295 feet to lOca- tiOn monument for westerly end center of claim from whence U. 5. N. M. No. 7, bears N. lU tleE. l9 lnlH. W OLot.4 ISeL-
 Thence S. s deg. g min. E. 500 feet to To- caticn monument at 3 post feet long inch es in diameter foot in the ground surround- ed with a mound of stones--post marked 4. l.. No. 3.
 Thence $. S5 deg. O. min. E. 1886 feet to location monument at a post feet long I inches in diameter, 1 foot in the ground and surrounded with a mound of stones-post marked <. l.. No. 1.
 Thence \. s deg. g min. ". 800 feet to monument and place of beginning.
 Area i6.35 GC.es. Variation l3 deg. 90. mia. E,
 The location of this mine is recorded in the Rec 'rd CTS office uf Gila County, Arizona, in Buok 4, i'age lis. It is on unsurveyed land one aui half miles east from the town of Globe in a quartzi,e formation.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion Of said A;hert Eea mine or sGliace e,rn'.d gre required to fife their adverse claims. wi,h the Register of the United States Land Once at Tucson in the Territory of Arizona during the sixty days period ef publication hereof, or they viii be barred by virtue of the provisions of the statute.
 It is hereby ordered that the foregoing mo- tice of application fer patent be published in the 4 ARIZONA WEEKLY SILVER ELLT pub lished at Globe, Giia County. Arizona.
 5. NJ. THOMAS Register. Dec, 9 low
Arizona silver belt., 1887-01-29
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-01-29
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-01-29
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-01-29

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Arizona silver belt., 1887-01-29
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-01-29
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-01-29
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and letters. Very precious Poor dear Geon how
fond he is OF me!' And she gave little senti-
mental sigh.
Had you not better open the thing and see II
you have them all right7" said practical Rosie
NO sooner said than done. A cabinet photo
graph fell out, then piece Of deep crimson nib
bon, few faded flowers and two or three notes
This Is such good likeness Tom had better
nave III" said Lefty, as she took up the picture
Which had fallen face downward on the bed
tall handsome girl who bore not the slightest re-
semblance TO winsomeaittle Lefty. Beneath was
written In a firm and dashing woman's hand the
The sisters looked at one another with blank
faces. A glance at the notes revealed the same
l made fool OF myself and robbed the mans
drawer Ior nothing" cried Rosalind. 80, If had
'.Neyer mind, DEAR said Lefty: 81 am sure
don't But wish knew what he sees TO admire
IN IN that oiack woman. Just pack her up and send
A tap at the door interrupted them. 1t was
maid 10 announce that Mr. townsend was in the
drawing-ro room. He wanted to see Miss Maitland
and little packet to deliver.
Ien MI. TownsendI am coming directly" said
$50, Rosie! do you mind?r cried Lefty as the
maid went out. she has sent my picture, sup
pose, and he wants his black woman back. Tell
nn WE dnink nef ghtfuL Are you sure you do
-, 'Not In the least, said Rosalind 81 saw his
likeness In their sftting-rOom and he is plain and
Elderly; GIVE me those things, and trust to my
ingenuity 10 get myself out OF the scrape. They
cannot say much when they know it was another
girls photograph carried on"
Ana Just as she waS-in her muddy little boots
and with the wind-blown, untidy hair-she went
downstairs: and is still is and 1t ever will remain,
a m, mystery what those two said to one another
But econ got back his precious packet and Lefty
goG her Photographs; she gave 1t to Tom forthwith
and he was delighted.
She is now Mrs. Crtchton. Hamilton was finally
captured by pretty young widow. do not know
what become OF "LOuie" but Rosalind married
Gerard townsend and he stin thinks she is the
prettiest woman in the world.-London World
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RALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JULY 25rH. I


LEAVE WASHINGTON FROM STATION, CORNER
OF NEW JERSEY AVE AND ST.
For Chicago and Northwest. Exp. Daily 10 55 q m,
For Cincinnati and St Lous EXP Daily Is and
For Pittsburs and Cleveland. Exp Daily 10 So an
For and LSs s1Op
m l 20 pm and 4 80 2 m, daily E5press
For sinserly and iptern ediate points, t3l5pm.
For Baltimore. 90 30. q 40 30. = 30 p Is
am 4: 70. p rs as minute train, 2 80 so.
snnGays SO 80. 'S 30 IS $50. 50 ann ana s. 80 r so
3 30, 80. 4 40. 30. q As. SOB and IL 30 pm
pm. ON sunday 8 30 am 4 40 pm. Leave Annap-
oils 40, 30 II o. $3.50. o 30 pm sundays,
, For Way ssa5,sns between washington and Bat:
ss 30 S a md ii Spad no pm go am and 80
= Az nm for principal stations only. $40 10 IA,
- 80 and 5 % pm son sunday stops at all sts-
Fer Galthershurg and intermediate points. 20 .o5
For Boyds and intermediate stations. IL 20 p. IN,
Church train leaves Washington on Sunday only at
10 r ~, stopping at all stations Metropolitan
Fer Frederick. Ito 10 a. m 10 80 p. m Sundays.
For Eos,I Haeersown no 10 m and IS 3op
20 y. M; from Cincinnati and Louis daily q 70
a N and Flo p H.: from I1ttsburg. daily. 20
From Philadelphia Chester, and Wilmington, 10 As
n M, 3 :05, 800 and q 80 y H. daily aud I 4 30
L.
From Sineerly and intermediate points north of
tlIIore, 10 90 q. m daily
Trains leave Baltimore Washington at TO- 8 30
80. e:OO. 900, l0O0 and 0:30 m. l2 ID. 81 -
800, 40, 5O5, 90 30, 40. 30, and IL 90 p
2;l5, 4;lo 90. 30 45, 80. aud IL 90 p. M,
For points on Shenandoah Valley Railroad - l5 p
Except Sunday DAILY.
Baggage called for and checked hotels and resi-
dences on orders left al Ticket Ofhce 6l9 and 1881
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
W. NJ CLEMENTS, OK LORD
sept Manager. Gen Pass Agent
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RAILROADS.
nIhDMONr AIR LINZ

IDIkDMONT AIR LINE
Il sohedule IN effect September 9TH. lssI.
Sortonsville Charlottesville Lynchbnrg and stations
between Alexandria and 1ynchbury. Blue hidcs
Sprinss Aesheny sprinss Bristol hnoa.ilis; h9ms
Sleeper Washington 10 New Orleans.
l:2t A. M-fAst Mail Daily for warrenton, Char
p,hVliiie 1ordonsyille. Stations Shes on,o nop.e
tween lynchburs and Danvie. Grcensboro. hAleigh.
SSnhrlotte Atlanta. birmingham. Montsomert. Nes
vvrleanS ienAs and California Pullman SLEEPER Nes
Auanta 10 New Orleans. and Mann Boudoir Sleeprrs
Ter birfnnshAm. Nicksburg and shreveport Sond
usins , Wsshnston 10 Atlanta Does not connect Tor
...SS r M-Daiiy except sunday for Manassas
Stfasous hhu intermediate Stations. Connects ~
hNe,t"p VIII n * for Luray. srrivins y m
6ordonsville Charlottesvlle Louisville. Cincinnati
ana resorts ON aud near Line of Ches and Ohio
Route Pullman sleepers and Solid Trains Washing
ton TO Louisvlle also for ISnchbur BRISTOL Chatta
nooga. memphis. Little Rock aud all southwestern
FONTS Through Pullman Sleepers Washington -
II 100 p. M-southern Express Daily FOR I.ynchburs
banNllie, Raleigh, Ashevllle. Charlotte Columbia
AIKEN. Augusta. Atlanta, Montgomery, New Orlezns
ietss and tahfornlA Pullman SleeIers Washington
t. Montgomery CONNECTING With Pullman Pxrlor Cars
MONTGOMERY 70 New Orleans Pullman Sleepers wAsh-
ington TO Augusta without change
Trains on Was hlngton and Ohio division leave WASH
inston S;l2 A NJ. Daily except sunday and 4 as p
NJ Daily; arrive Round nill, "a A NJ and 10 p
~; keturnlng leave Round I'm Cos A NJ Daily aud
3o NJ p sna eiSeIf sunday arriving Washington
Through trains from the South via. Charlotte Dam
vile and Lynesour,s arriv. in washinston 10 A "
burg at lo:45 A NJ aud - 40 =. VI via Ches and
ONO Route and Charlottesville At y 40 p. NJ stras-
Tickets. Sleeping Car reservation and information
iurnishedand hasage checked AZ Office 300 Pennsyi
R.1 svenue ana at Passenger station
Asrou
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The New York Girls shoes.

FROM the worcester Spy.
There re certain items OF dress that the typica
New York female will not dispense wtth-what-
ever the limitations of her purse may forbid in
other things First, she will have q pair OF French
slippers or dressy shoes for the house, and next in
the order OF indispensable possessions is the
beaded wrap. something at least approaching to
2 Redeem or Worth costume In general effect,
LOT tne surrey: sne seems able TO command from
Whatever ex1genoieS Of poverty, even such as re.
9uire In the way OF cheap and decidedly ne0lige
house dress-l do not say home attire, for there
are are 80 FEW W., bones In New York.s9bterfuges
equally poor would think inadequate for her
BREAKFAST toilet. chaperon Of q New York belle
teus ehe following story: Her charge and the most
devoted Of her admirers sat on the hotel piazza at
D." SAID the latter, with bomb shell abruptness
ana hitting hard where he never intended. The
cnaperon was startled; not 30 the tmperturbable
victim, whose valiant hight for position against
better cause you've stated It exactly" was the
cool response, s'but great a. know your discern
ment TO be am at q loss In conjecturing how you
ascertained the facts" II notice that you always
wear the faultless style Of footgear by which the
poor Girl OF New York may be known &C q glance.
IT'S only the downright hearess that dares 70 wear
shabby shoes."
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IL PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH. WEST AND SOUTHWEST
sr PQqgLE TRACK v.c SPLENDID sCENERY..

THE GREAT NSsy1y.s1. Rourr
70 %HE fGkGk WEST ksB Ds2grTSHETEEs
r-, IL EJECT M, MAJ s la; Iss.:
,.-n...., and p streets a. follows;
psiaae sna ths Gsss Chicago Limited E,rrs.:
Gn daily % cn sSS and fr 81 La rn:s
and buffet Car 70 st Louis daily. except saturday
Western HsS w,sa sespPs Gar sy , e Sssso
Cars Washington 70 chicaso and ST Louis and har
through seepa for at and MePS
an aGh the Res , l9o0 daily for ,isSu5s
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
1000 NJ daily. except saturday. with Paias
For ",llissmsport, Leck Haven and EimirA at s:os
For New a iesI sSa the Ss East e5 300 ana
ll;toAM 200, 4:lo iS:o9 and ! i2oPM o..
fqnas MO :d Nj $500 O. Pullman fssS
and RG go Cars a yi4o NJ daily except sunda.
For Boston without change, 200 P NJ every day
y With y Brcakyn 1R RnSR
ing direct transfer to Fulton street. avoiding double
For Pa,isdslphisS 6 300 Il 90 fpS 10 snaas
i iis sst 5 5sg: ma cS S s.ii;
For Baltimore e;35' Is. 300 e;4o; $50 iI.S9
mo sns 90 $40 $40 1000 and IL OF On sun
gay 800 s9 15 2 ooS III ~ 40 ZOO 4'oa
For Pope's Greek Line. 7::,5 AM and 440 p NJ daily.
except Sunday.
as5 hSap s4csp. Sunday sundays 200 aOS
%sIaSsS ERAS6hia HSS SssRissfOs
For Alexandra, 6 100, Gas, 40. 9:47, 10 81 An
12;04 noon, 2:o5. 20, ABS. 6;9l, sos, lo;oS
l0:57 AM 80, q :0l \ :O5. and 10 :05 y NJ
!. and I IS T; NJ daily, e1ceps sunday: -,
Trains leave AleIanaria for washington 9 o. 500
1:05, 8: 80 and l0:42 PM. aud IL Is midnight
except Monday. On Sunday at \ 90. $40 and
IL AM; 200. 5;l0. %. 8 :32. 10 AZ I. NJ and
1915 night
ner of 9Th and Pennsylvania and At the
etation where orders be left for the checxinsk
baggage 10 destination from hotels and residences
CHAS. L. PUGH General Manager.
JR WOOD Genera Passenger Agent je26
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Saturday Smiles.

In the bright lexicon OF speculation there is
nothing so uncertain as a sure thing.-Harper's
Bdzar.
An exchange asks: 'Does etiquette demand a
NorTtstoUn Herald.
"Isn't 1t too bad? Flossie has ruined her bathing
suit. She got 1t wr1nging wet, and the color has
AL come out OF It." Mercy! how did 1t happen7'
shower7"-Boston Transcript.
Experienced dry-goods clerk-"Ladies have you
seen this pattern elsewhere?" Ladies-"No; we
you will pardon me II decline to show 1t to you,
for II you have just begun shopping you will not
buy here."-FHegende Biuetter.
disagree at Washington their patients ought to
seize the opportunity to get welL-Phtladelphia
Record.
Do not marry for riches, my son, but remember
to get up at o'clock "a the morning and build The
fre-Ieras Sytsags.
Railroad men ind that car-heaCi0g by steam ls
entirely practicable In States whose legislatures
have ordered the car stoves 10 go. A little .egts-
latiOn has wonderful effect on some climates
B6ston Transcript
This Is about the time when he comes along
with smiling face aud Outstretched haad ard
says: Z" Hello, old man, have you got home aga.n?n
How surprised he would be were you TO say: 'No,
| haven't got home Jet. ! am stu ut Bar Har.
How would 1t do for the undertakes to have q
big convention at Washington now? They gen.
orally follow the doctors pretty cloSely.-PEila.
1imes.
calm high" is the Savannah Neps advice to
young men. This Is the same old chestnut that
the girl sprung on the fellow who kissed her on the
chin.-Ndshcille american.
Speaking about alacr1ty, you should observe O
clerk tack up an early closing notice on store
dOOr.-R0st0n Globe.
"Where Is my boy and where Is my girl to-
nlght7" should Oftener be asked by parents
Omaha World. The question should be: ssWhere
Is my boy and somebody elSe'S Qiri3n-(Nic0Oo
Inter-Oceun.
Teacher-"What did the woman Of samaria take
to the well?"
Pupil-"A pitcher"
''What fOr!"
'She wanted to drown him because he couldn't
make the up curve."-NeWmon Independent.
It's no use I've got to talk about the boom
The air Is so thick with 1t that 1t gets into the nE
and comes from the point OF the pen. 1t is SO uni
versal that dry goods clerk, behind the counter
measuring dress patterns and ribbons and things
could not get 1t out OF his head. The lady was
buying piece OF dress goods. 'HOw much did
teen yards, ma'am." 'Oh, that's too much" "YOu
can cut itup and sell 1t in town lots, maam.
Then he recovered and apologized.-San francisco
Chronicle.
A citizen OF Detroit, who probably intends tc
run on the next county ticket, met farmer from
ROmulus on Michigan avenue yesterday and hello
out his hand and said: "Ah, fine rain this 7! "Vell
dunno" do the crops lots OF good" 'Tt will
eh? What crOps?" "Well, er-yOu know-wOn'
It help the crops?" 'It may soften up the dirt *
can dig out some old stumps." "Exactly-ex
softening-oeautifuL Good-bye."-Detroit Ere,
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A Glowing Tribute to America.
WHERE BRAINS, ENERGY, INTEGRITY AND PLUCK AR

A Glowing Tribute to America.
WHERE BRAINS, ENERGY, INTEGRITY AND PLUCK ARE
THE TALIsMANs TO SUCCESS.
From Henry Clews' Forthcoming Book
In this country no one cares about ancestry The
spectacle OF Mark Twain weeping at the tomb Of
Adam Is q humorous expression OF American opin-
ions on this general subject OF ancestry. To save
time he paid his devolrs to the fountain head with
out stopping at the Guelphs the Tudors the Bour-
bons, the Hohenzollerns, the Hapsburgs or the
RomanOffs. There Is no time, II there were any
wsh in this great country shaking to the tread OF
gigantic business, to inquire, "Who was his
aWhat do YOU Known What can Vnn ao a.
chow have you succeeded?" Integrity ana ability
stand man In better stead in America than purple
so to speak, OF brains, ancestry in one sense, SO
far from being an advantage, is apt to be pre-
cisely the reverse. A son OF Henry Clay or Daniel
Webster can never hope to attain the lofty pre-
eminence OF his sire, and he suffers by the COM
parison. Great men do not always have great sons.
U vi There
great fathers. Brains, intelligence industry,
energy and pluck: these are the talismanic words
ghost OF dead feudalism hovers over the land,
darkening it by its blighting presence. In Eng
gland the first question, a silly echo Of centuries
Have they any title as such to the respect OF right
thinking persons? The nobility Is running to
seed, or rather the once noble tree is whitening
passed away. In Scriptural language, why cum
bereth 1t the ground? How many OF the nobility
are now worthless roues, habitual seducers dried
up or half consumed by the fires OF passion and de-
bauchery! They are dying as the fool deth with a
drunken leer on their faces and the stain
OF d;shOn0r on their escutcheOns. The commons
Of England will yet redeem it from the thraldom
Of d worthless aristocracy. America is the true
ned for the human race; It Is the hope and the
asylum for the oppressed and down-trodden OF
every cline. tits the inspiring example of Amer
ica---peereSS among the nations OF the earth the
brightest star In the political irmament--that is
leavening the hard lump OF aristocracy and pro-
noting democratic spirit throughout the world.
1t 1s Indeed the gem OF the ocean, TO which the
world may well offer homage. Here merit is the
sole test. Birth is nothing. The i1ttest survive,
Merit is the supreme and only qualification essen
t1ai to success Intelligence rules worlds and sys-
tens OF worlds 1t is the dread monarch Of illimi-
table space, and in human society, especially In
America, 1t shines as diadeln the foreheads of
those who stand in the foremost ranks CT human
enterprise. Here only natural order OF nobility
Is recognized and Its motto, without coat-of- arms
or boast OF heraldry, is Intelligence and 1nteg-
rfty."
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SQUARE Miles.
Area in 1887
Hanging Hat ON q Mans Eyeball.
From Murray's Magazine.

Hanging q Hat ON Mans Eyeball.
From Murray's Magazine.
A Buddhist priest OF about twenty-five, stone
blind (and no wonderD, was led on by TWO show
men, and the trio crouched In q row, A
variety OF objects were grouped about them of
varying size aud weight. One borrowed my hat
q soft wideawake, attached to 1t by q hook q
noosed string, and held it IN readiness. The blind
drums; then at signal hs gave q howl, forced
with two thumbs his right eye OUT OF the socket.
while the attendants hung my hat upon tbs BAH
To show that II was unsupported, exrcpt by the
string, he held both hands aloft, then, allowing
his eye to sink into its place. relapsed into ustlss
with other Objects the period OF Suspension being
shortened according to increase OF weight, until
at last there hung from his eye which looked NE
an uncanny onion. q bell OF sculptured bronze.
With groan OF horror we turned and ned, seek
ing oblivion OF the nightmare In the theater de-
voted to farceA
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